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Bundaberg Feral Pest Control owner Darren Pratt with the thermal imaging drone which he said allowed him to quickly locate and dispatch feral pests including pigs, wild dogs and hares. Picture: Supplied

A feral pest controller uses thermal imaging to hunt wild pigs.

Hog hunter uses thermal imaging drone to locate feral pigs

Cotton growing near Katherine in the Northern Territory, where the new WANT Cotton Limited gin has officially opened. File picture.

The first bale has rolled off the WANT cotton gin.

Game changer: WANT cotton gin rolls off first bales

Darling Downs grower James Ryder. Picture supplied.

Jondaryan grain grower James Ryder said rain impacted yield, but not quality.

Yield down for sorghum harvest, but chickpea future is bright

Aimee Carding who co-owns Skyline Farm with her life and business partner Cameron Crouch, pats the camels which are rotated with cattle in paddocks on their west Scenic Rim property. Picture: Supplied

How camels help Scenic Rim pair to build a quality cattle herd.

Camels and cattle a healthy herd combination for creative Scenic Rim duo

Warwick Cowgirl Maddie Gray carryied the flag at Mount Isa Rodeo in 2023. Picture: Supplied

Mount Isa Rodeo Festival 2024 tickets go on sale today.

Bulls, barrel racing and broncos: Mount Isa Rodeo Festival tickets on sale

After unveiling the memorial for fallen police officers Constable Matthew Arnold and Constable Rachel McCrow, L-R Police minister Mark Ryan, Senior Sergeant Terry McCullough, Officer in Charge Dalby Station, Commissioner Steve Gollschewski and Sgt Colin Muller, Southern Region Executive Member, Queensland Police Union. Picture: Supplied

Upgraded Dalby Police Facility has a tribute to fallen officers.

Officers Matthew Arnold and Rachel McCrow honoured at Dalby station upgrade

Western Downs farmer Zena Ronnfeldt gave evidence at the Toowoomba public hearing of the proposed Mineral and Energy Resources and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2024, after her property suffered subsidence damage she said was caused by CSG drilling. Picture: Supplied

Senate CSG hearing in Toowoomba told of 'diabolical subsidence'.

Dalby grower tells Senate hearing of CSG induced subsidence on farm

MP Jim McDonald with Australian Future Farmers Exchange participants (from left) Declyn Cable, Brooklyn Friels, Sophie Radke, William Nielsen and Emily Markwell, and co-founder Russell Berlin. Picture: Supplied

Australian Future Farmers Exchange student trip south.

Lockyer students on future farmer exchange unlock ag career opportunities

At a previous Clydesdale Spectacular, Hannah Willshire showed her horse Duneske Flash Jessica around the ring. Picture: Supplied 

Clydesdale Spectacular honours heavy horses at Scenic Rim event.

Clydesdale Spectacular: Heavy horses, kilts and heritage skills on show

The new red imported fire ant nest in Murwillumbah was detected, reported, identified and destroyed on May 9,2024, by Tweed Regional Council staff alongside NSW Government and National Fire Ant Eradication Program teams. Picture: Supplied 

Fire ants found close to Qld border near original NSW infestation.